Fluke 190-104 Datasheet page 3

Built to with-
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with the highest
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Rated all the way to CAT IV
ScopeMeter test tools are rugged solutions built
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oscilloscopes safety rated for measurements in
CAT III 1000 V/CAT IV 600 V environments. The
two-channel Fluke 190C Series is rated CAT II
1000 V/CAT III 600 V.
Measure from mV to kV safely
Independent isolated inputs allow you to make
measurements in mixed circuits having different
ground references and reduces the risk of acci-
dental short circuits.
Conventional bench oscilloscopes without
special differential probes and isolation trans-
formers can only reference measurements to
line power earth ground.
With standard probes that cover a wide appli-
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anything from microelectronics to heavy-duty
medium voltage electrical applications.
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Overvoltage
category In brief
CAT IV Three-phase at
utility connection,
any outdoor
conductors
CAT III Three-phase
distribution,
including single-
phase commercial
lighting
CAT II Single-phase
receptacle
connected loads
CAT I Electronic
Table 1. Overvoltage installation categories. IEC 61010 applies to low-voltage
(< 1000 V) test equipment.
Examples
•
Refers to the "origin of installation, " that
is, where low-voltage connection is made
to utility power
•
Electricity meters, primary overcurrent
protection equipment
•
Outside and service entrance, service
drop from pole to building, run between
meter and panel
•
Overhead line to detached building,
underground line to well pump
•
Equipment in fixed installations, such as
switchgear and polyphase motors
•
Bus and feeder in industrial plants
•
Feeders and short branch circuits,
distribution panel devices
•
Lighting systems in larger buildings
•
Appliance outlets with short connections
to service entrance
•
Appliance, portable tools, and other
household and similar loads
•
Outlet and long branch circuits
–
Outlets at more than 10 meters (30 feet)
from CAT III source
–
Outlets at more that 20 meters (60 feet)
from CAT IV source
•
Protected electronic equipment
•
Equipment connected to (source) circuits
in which measures are taken to limit
transient overvoltages to an appropriately
low level
•
Any high-voltage, low-energy source
derived from a high-winding resistance
transformer, such as the high-voltage
section of a copier